“NEWCASTLE JUST PULLED OFF THE GREATEST TRANSFER HEIST OF ALL TIME! They’ve Signed a Teenage Wonderkid Who’s Already Better Than Mbappé Was at His Age – Club Legend Says He’s a GUARANTEED £100M+ Superstar in 12 Months… And Rival Fans Are ABSOLUTELY FUMING!”
Newcastle United set a new club record over the summer by completing the biggest sale in their history.
Alexander Isak’s £125m move to Liverpool not only became a British-record transfer but also highlighted the club’s dramatic rise since their takeover.
Having signed the striker for £60m, Newcastle more than doubled their investment, demonstrating their growing ability to buy elite talent and sell for major profit.
Several players in the current squad could follow a similar path, with Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes already performing at a level associated with £100m stars.
The pair form one of the Premier League’s strongest midfield partnerships, a sentiment Guimaraes himself echoed earlier this year.
Newcastle have previously valued the Brazilian at £100m, supported by his impressive return of ten goal contributions from 21 appearances this season.
Tonali, despite not having an official valuation of the same magnitude, is viewed as equally influential.
Operating at the base of Eddie Howe’s midfield, he has featured 20 times and controls the game’s tempo.
High praise has come his way, with Paul Scholes even claiming he is “better than Declan Rice,” who commanded a £105m fee when moving to Arsenal in 2023.
This comparison alone suggests Tonali could one day attract a similar price tag.
However, the midfield isn’t the only area boasting a potential future £100m asset. Malick Thiaw has quickly emerged as another standout.
Signed for just £34.6m, the German defender has become a fan favourite, with some supporters calling him one of the best centre-backs to ever wear the famous black-and-white shirt.
Scout Antonio Mango described him as “one of the best signings of the summer.”
Thiaw has delivered consistently strong performances, making 19 appearances and scoring twice in a dominant win over Everton.
His underlying numbers are equally impressive, ranking among the top Premier League centre-backs for progressive passes and aerial duels won.
Given his rapid impact and importance to Howe’s system, Thiaw may well join Tonali and Guimaraes in the bracket of future £100m-rated Newcastle stars.
